Environmental Management Indian

Environmental Management Indian is sponsored by Department of the Interior. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

Division of Environmental Services and Cultural Resources Management | Indian Affairs Division of Environmental Services and Cultural Resources Management The mission of the Division of Environmental Services and Cultural Resources Management is to work with Tribes to protect, develop, manage and enhance American Indian and Alaska Native environmental, cultural and historical resources by providing technical assistance, service and support to Tribes and through administration of federal laws and regulations.

New Website Offers Tribes Assistance with Federal Permitting of Infrastructure Projects The Permitting Council has unveiled Permitting. gov , a new website featuring everything you need to make the federal infrastructure permitting process transparent, predictable, and accountable through the innovative FAST-41 program.

Press Release: Permitting Council Announces Additional $10 Million in Tribal Funding The Division of Environmental Services and Cultural Resources Management (DESCRM) partners with Tribes to ensure that their environmental, cultural, and historical resources are served and protected by federal laws and regulations, such as the National Environmental Policy Act, the National Historic Preservation Act, the Archeological Resources Protection Act, and the Native American Graves and Repatriation Act.

DESCRM also provides advice and technical assistance throughout Indian Affairs and the federal government to support environmental management and review, cultural resources management, and tribal community preparedness and resilience.

Tribal Community Resilience Annual Awards Program Voluntary Community-Driven Relocation Program National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Compliance Natural Resource Damage Assessment and Restoration Program in Indian Country Bureau of Indian Affairs Museum Program Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act About the Division of Environmental Services and Cultural Resources Management DESCRM provides leadership, guidance, policy and support for the protection of environmental, cultural and historical resources, working with federal, state, and Tribal governments to ensure compliance with environmental law on Indian trust lands, restricted lands and federal facilities owned or operated by Indian Affairs.

DESCRM includes three branches: the Branch of Cultural Resources Management , the Branch of Environmental Services , and the Branch of Tribal Community Resilience . Wenona Wilson / Chief, Division of Environmental Services and Cultural Resources Management Stephen Scott Haskie / Staff Assistant Email: stephen. haskie@bia.

gov Office Phone: (505) 563-3312 Division of Energy and Mineral Development Division of Natural Resources Division of Trust Land Consolidation Division of Real Estates Services Division of Water and Power Division of Wildland Fire Management Indian Energy Service Center Land Buy-Back Acquisition Center Division of Workforce and Youth Development Indigenous Connectivity and Technology Division of Trust Asset Ownership and Title Division of Environmental Services and Cultural Resources Management Branch of Tribal Community Resilience Branch of Cultural Resources Management Branch of Environmental Services Division of Environmental Services and Cultural Resources Management 1001 Indian School Road NW MB 44 8:30 a.

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